Along Broakway By Leonard Lyons
New York gossip column notes Laura Johnson displays a gold dog tag from Cartrom tier’s president revealing her name address and measurements. Frank Loesser buys film stage rights to Hans Christian Andersen and a new songbook preface by Richard Rodgers. Ex Mayor Wagner greets Gen Kenney at Quo Vadis as Kenney marries Jeanette Stehlin.
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New York
Laura Johnson
Cartromtier's
Cartier's
Saks Fifth Lyons Avenue
Raymond Johnson
The
Frank Music Co
Frank Loesser
Goldwyn
Loesser
Simon and Schuster
Richard Rodgers
Robert Wagner
Quo Vadis
George C. Kenney
MacArthur
Kenney
Jeanette Stehlin
Lawford Weds Mary Rowan in Puerto Vallarta Civil Ceremony
Actor Peter Lawford and Mary Rowan were married in a private civil ceremony at a Pacific coast resort in Puerto Vallarta. Lawford, 48, and Miss Rowan, 21, wed in a home setting with Puerto Vallarta's municipal president presiding. Witnesses included Lawford's son Christopher and guest Laurence Harvey. Miss Rowan's first marriage. Lawford previously separated from Patricia Kennedy after 11 years.
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Puerto Vallarta
Mexico
Peter Lawford
Mary Rowan
Dan Rowan
Pacific Coast
U Lawford
Miss Rowan
Puerto
Vallarta
Luis Fabela Icaza
Lawford
Christopher
Laurence Harvey
Patricia Ken’nedy
Concertalst and Mountain Sidelined Films At Iowa Theaters
The program lists Paramount Theater with The Concertalst at 6 and 8 10. Iowa shows My Side of the Mountain with showings at 1 45 3 50 5 50 TS 9 55. World screens Gone with the Wind at 2 and 7 30. Plaza presents See No Evil at 6 10. Stage 1 offers The Steagle at 8 9 50. Stage 2 features Skin Game at 1 5 and 9 55. Stage 3 presents Billy Jack at 7 45 and 9 55. Stage 4 repeats Skin Game at 7 40 and 9 40. Marion lists Roseland at 6 20 8 9 30.
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Paramount
Iowa
Side of the Mountain
Doctor Zhivago
Plaza
the Steagle
Skin Game
Billy Jack
Marion — “Roseland
Monday Movie Lineup At Collins and Twins
Collins Drive In offers The Omega Man at 7 15 and The Green Berets at 9 10 Plus Twixt Town presents Mad Doctor s Monster 7 25 Gallery of Horrors 8 06 Attack of the Death Monsters 9 10 Flesh Feast 10 10 Twin East screens No Greater 35 Birth of Triplets Twin West shows Brotherhood for Satan 7 20 Fragment of Fear 9 10
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Collins Drive-In
The
Green Berets
Jazz Giants Shine in Warsaw Concert at Congress Hall
In Warsaw 4000 strong packed Congress Hall for a Saturday night jazz show featuring Ellington’s orchestra, Dizzy Gillespie, Duke Ellington, Kid Thomas and the Monton House band. Reported as a powerful, New Orleans flavored performance with Preservation Hall vibes.
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Warsaw
Poland
Congress Hall
Ellington
Duke Ellington
Dizzy Band
Gillespie
Kid Thomas
Thomas
New Orleans
Preservation Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Along Broakway
Leonard Lyons
Irving
Rossolfi
Robinson and Gollaber
JC. Penney
Rossoff
Penney
Europe
Paris
Bodd Schulberg
Watts
Los Angeles
Kumanats
Village Gate
Mickey Leonard
Albert Einstein
Rod Steiger
Oyd Seen
Charles Steinmetz
al Capone
Pope John
Jackie. Onassis
David Susskind
Colony
Gene Cavallero
Paul Sutherland
City Center
Joffrey Ballet
Nixon
Ibsen
Eisenhower Theater
Kennedy Center
Washington
Hillard Elkins
Claire Bloom
Secret Service
Germaine Greer
Keansdy Center
Sargent Shriver
Miss Greer
Servan-Schreiber
L'Expresse Magazine
Jo-Dee Kim
Free Mariner OS
Rend St
Avenue
Ae Scott Smith’s Supper Club
Yee
the Bank
Center Point Road
RFR
ILA
Country Kitchen
Roosevelt Motor Hotel
Twin East
Sern
6Th Street
Rst
Ine Kat
Noewil
Playboy
Penthouse
Fantastic Four Theatres
Ames Garner
Garner
COCR
Wren
SAM Mateg
Gary Pakk
RIT Hk Dynamite Film
Chroot S
Lana
Lana Wood
Richard Smedley
Miss Wood
Natalie
GNU
Brotherhood OF Satan
Supe Aga
Ahvago
Pteart Emile
Center Point RD
Pena
Charlton Heston
the Omega Man
Asters
OPIN
Grhenrys
16Th Avenue
Charlie's
Farmery Brother
Hubbards
Cactus Club
Vas
Marion
ePisre
10Th St
Ore
7Th Ave
Big Boy” Family Restaurant
First Ave. SE
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